Sentence examples for part of a backdrop from inspiring English sources

It is part of a backdrop designed for rehearsals of Ms. Alexandra's one-woman play, "Rice Dreams".

If you remember every little detail about presidential primaries from years past, you may recall that George Romney's manual, straight-six coupe served as part of a backdrop for one of his son's speeches during his short-lived bid for the White House in 2007.

"It's part of a general backdrop of economic news that does affect decisions by businesses and purchases of big-ticket items".

Obama isn't a character in the movie but, rather, a part of the backdrop to a narrative about the bloody drama and bloodless tedium of intelligence gathering over the course of nearly 10 years between 9/11 and the killing of Bin Laden.

A beautiful sunrise is then revealed, but as the camera pans out, it is revealed to be fake and part of a large theater backdrop, with Martin still lying on his side, tied to the chair.

The final battle between the First Order and the Rebellion has such a strong parallel to the American Confederate War that it seems obvious the film was created as part of a larger racial backdrop.

These auditor deliberations form the more forensic part of the backdrop to an election campaign which also features a venomous array of claims and counter claims about corruption, cronyism and covert "Islamisation" with, it often appears, everyone accusing everyone else of racial bias.

And while none of this is formally being discussed here, it's as much a part of the backdrop of these meetings as the bubbling fountains at the $329-a-night 329-a-night 329-a-night resort

Over the past few years, such scenes have formed part of the backdrop to a new kind of local news story: the rise to political prominence of the British National party.

And fans' anxiety over losing him has become a part of the backdrop of games at Tiger Stadium, along with the legendary tailgating, the purple-and-yellow painted faces and the children named after L.S.U.

The positions taken by Mr. Lazio and Mrs. Clinton underlined the importance of Jewish voters in this contest for Senate, and suggested the extent to which the turmoil in the Middle East could form a part of the backdrop in the closing weeks of this contest for Senate.